Sentence examples for something more clearly from inspiring English sources

It is a vital period in Cook's captaincy of England, the first concerted push at refashioning the ageing collective he inherited into something more clearly his own team.

With an abysmally low participation rate amongst care leavers (the last figures I saw suggested 2.6%), something more clearly needs to be done.

So you'll hear something more clearly in your head.

And yet, something more positive is clearly afoot.

Gently, he dons ballet shoes and silk stockings — just for fun, although the donning earns such close and reverent attention from the camera that something more than amusement, clearly, is at stake.

We may remember what something looked like more clearly, but this could be at the expense of other types of information.

But for many the flicker of thought through the eyes before it resolves into something more polite is clearly just why?

"There's clearly something more powerful going on".

Clearly something more — call it "management" — is at work.

Bid, in its quiet, idiosyncratic way, was clearly something more than a canteen for hungry auctiongoers.

"So far the government has tried buses and bus lanes, but clearly something more imaginative, and drastic, is required.